After hearing of an incident at a nearby property I wanted to have my own security system installed. WSE Electric helped me setup a CCTV system and a home alarm for my property.
Alan Smith
Our Electrician Ariah Park Team aka WSE Electric are professional accredited master electricians servicing the Ariah Park NSW region.
Our team has over 10 years of experience when it comes to electrical services in your area. We provide affordable 24hr residential, commercial and industrial electrical services.
Not to mention, not only do we provide quality work guaranteed, we are also highly recommended electrician service near you. We also have emergency electricians on standby so we are here to help in any urgent case of electrical work.
Our range of reliable services ranges from inspection to electrical fittings, solar panel installation, and more. From CCTV installation to heavy industrial electrical jobs, our 5 stars rated team of professionals can handle and job with utmost quality and care.
New South Wales is an excellent place for solar power. Many homes are now opting for solar panels to help save on electricity bills. Solar panel systems and battery storage are becoming the most cost-effective renewable energy.
Hence, our accredited solar installers at WSE Electric also provide solar panel installation and repair services. It’s a lot like growing your own veggies in your backyard. Contact us today and we will help you become one of many energy independent households in your region.
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After hearing of an incident at a nearby property I wanted to have my own security system installed. WSE Electric helped me setup a CCTV system and a home alarm for my property.
Alan Smith
Quality service from WSE Electric, couldn’t have chosen a better company to install my solar power system.
Kamryn Summers
I was glad to hear WSE Electric serviced rural areas, thank your for the new electrical motor and pump control.
Dina Warren
Called up WSE Electric about a new control system for my home, they provided me with a free quote then came out and installed the system for me at a very good price.
Alice Smith
Tested and tagged my home’s electrical switchboard in no time at all.
Anthony Garner
Their advanced use of thermal imaging when inspecting my electrical systems was very professional.
Frank Harford
Fast, efficient, and friendly electricians at WSE Electric, I’m amazed how good the service was at such an affordable price.
John Palmer
I had a faulty circuit breaker and WSE Electric came to my rescue!
Jessica Smith
Ariah Park () is a small town in the Riverina region of New South Wales, Australia, 35 kilometres (22 mi) west of Temora and 65 kilometres (40 mi) south of West Wyalong. The town is within the Temora Shire near Burley Griffin Way. On Census night 2011, Ariah Park had a population of 268 people. The town is listed by the National Trust as a Conservation Area.
The town’s name came from resident Sam Harrison who purchased a portion of the Wellman Estate and then named that portion Ariah Park (pronounced ‘area’). The name is derived from the anglicisation of the Wiradjuri (local Aboriginal language) word “narriyar”, meaning “hot”.
Tourist information make reference to the town being known for its ‘wowsers, bowsers and peppercorn trees’. A wowser is an Australian word describing a “mealy-mouthed hypocrite, a pious prude, one who condemns or seeks to curtail the pleasures of others or who works to have his or her own rigid morality enforced on all who prefers not to consume alcohol”. A bowser refers to the everyday machine used to pump petrol or diesel into a vehicle, of which many antique examples can be seen on the main street. The peppercorn tree is a common variety of which many specimens populate the main street.
The settlement was first established in 1850. Ariah Park was connected to the Main Southern railway line via Temora in 1906. The village was gazetted the year after this connection and flourished at the expense of the nearby settlement of Broken Dam. Ariah Park Post Office had opened earlier on 26 August 1903. The peppercorn trees were planted in 1916 and railway silos built in 1919.
The district produces sheep and wheat. New South Wales Government Railways launched its first bulk-wheat loading operation in the town in 1916.